Max Miller remains the GOP nominee in Ohio House race
Republican Rep. Max Miller remains the GOP nominee for Ohio's 7th Congressional District despite accusations of domestic violence from his ex‑wife. Miller denied any wrongdoing and refused to withdraw from the race before the party deadline that could have allowed a replacement candidate to be chosen. His campaign did not respond to media inquiries.
- ▪Max Miller is the incumbent Republican representative for Ohio's 7th Congressional District.
- ▪His ex‑wife has accused him of domestic violence.
- ▪Miller denied the allegations and refused to drop his bid for a third term before the party deadline.
- ▪The campaign did not respond to requests for comment.
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By Alexei KoseffRepublicans in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District are locked in with Rep. Max Miller, whose ex-wife has accused him of domestic violence.Denying any wrongdoing, Miller (R-Ohio) resisted calls to drop his bid for a third term ahead of a Monday afternoon deadline that would have allowed local party officials to select a replacement candidate. His campaign did not respond to multiple requests for comment. CommentsSign up
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